• Chukou Visitor Center - The Chukou Visitor Center serves as a convenient stop before venturing into the Alishan mountain region. It’s a great place to take a short break, stretch your legs, and prepare for the scenic journey ahead into Alishan.
• Yuyupas - Yuyupas Tsou Cultural Village provides visitors with an opportunity to immerse themselves in the traditions and daily life of the Tsou indigenous people. Nestled amidst mountain scenery, the village features traditional architecture, cultural performances, and local crafts that highlight the rich heritage of the Tsou tribe. It’s a valuable stop to learn about Taiwan’s indigenous culture while enjoying the serene highland atmosphere.
• Fenqihu Old Street - [ Lunch Break]
  Fenqihu Old Street is a delightful mountain town celebrated for its nostalgic railway history and traditional local snacks. Wander through the lanes lined with shops and eateries, and seize the chance to savor a classic Fenqihu railway lunchbox or other local treats. It’s an ideal spot to unwind before continuing the journey through Alishan.
• Alishan - A professional guide will lead you to hidden trails that most visitors might not find on their own. Explore the serene mountain trails of Alishan, from the panoramic views of Eryanping Trail to the misty tea fields of Shizhuo Kasumi’s Road. Visiting in spring offers the chance to see the delicate pink cherry blossoms!

As you walk through drifting clouds and lush green plantations, you’ll experience the tranquil charm and stunning scenery of Alishan’s highlands.

• Professional Licensed Guide
• Air-Conditioned Transportation
• Yuyupas Admission Ticket (TWD 300)
• Insurance

• Meals
• Personal expenses

Allow an expert guide to lead you off the beaten path in Alishan, where you can discover hidden trails and stunning views that most visitors might miss on their own!

Venture into the secluded mountain landscapes of Alishan to explore picturesque forest paths, misty tea plantations, and quaint mountain villages while learning about the traditions of the Tsou indigenous people.

From tranquil nature walks to nostalgic old streets and awe-inspiring viewpoints, each stop provides a glimpse into the beauty and culture of this renowned mountain region.

In Spring, this private tour becomes even more enchanting as cherry blossoms may bloom along the mountain roads, adding delicate pink hues to the lush green scenery.

This tour is ideal for travelers who appreciate nature, culture, hidden gems, and capturing unforgettable moments through photography.

• The total duration includes transportation time between each stop.
• Please look for the guide in a yellow uniform.
• The tour may be canceled or postponed due to bad weather. A full refund will be issued in the event of cancellation.
• Latecomers or No-Shows will not be refunded, and changes made within 24 hours may not be accepted.
• If rain is expected, it is recommended to bring your own umbrella or raincoat just in case.
• Infants and children must be included in the total passenger count. According to the Taiwan law, children under the age of four are required to use a child safety seat. Please inform us in advance if you need one, and we will prepare it for you (An additional charge of TWD 300 may apply for each child seat).
• This tour involves a significant amount of walking and stair climbing. Please ensure you are physically fit to participate.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.